Friday, April 3, 2026 at 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM

Greater Omaha CBMC Prayer Breakfast

Join This Time-Honored Community Prayer Breakfast

by CBMC Heartland

Date and time

Starts on Friday, April 3, 2026 at 7:00 AM

Location

DC Centre
11830 Stonegate Dr, Omaha, NE, NE, 68164

 Greater Omaha CBMC Prayer Breakfast. The breakfast first began as a way for leaders in our community to come together in faith and was known as the Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast. It is a tradition that is still strong today. As you look around the room, you see many examples of the strong leadership, character, and community that the heartland has to offer. We are honored to share this morning with you. Today you will be encouraged, challenged, and uplifted. I invite you to share breakfast with us every year as we continue this great tradition. 


About the Speaker

Speaker Doug Peterson

Speaker Doug Peterson

Doug Peterson | former Nebraska Attorney General | currently Of Counsel to multiple firms

Doug was born in Columbus Nebraska and grew up in Lincoln. He graduated from the University Nebraska business College in 1981, and Pepperdine law school in 1985. Doug started his legal career working as a deputy county attorney in North Platte for two years, and then as an assistant attorney general to the Nebraska Attorney General from 1988 to 1990. From 1990 to 2014 Doug was in private practice in Lincoln, Nebraska, litigating matters in employment law, personal injury, and some business litigation. In 2014 he ran for Attorney General, taking office in January of 2015 and serving two terms. In January 2023, Doug returned to private practice with Keating, O’Gara, Nedved & Peter law firm as of counsel.
 
Doug and his wife, Sandi, have three adult children and 10 grandchildren.

Agenda

6:30 AM
Doors Open
7:00 AM
Invocation | Breakfast Served
7:30 AM
Opening Remarks | Presentation of Colors | Pledge of Allegiance
7:45 AM
Welcome Message
8:00 AM
Community Prayer Time
8:15 AM
Keynote Speaker | Doug Peterson
8:45 AM
Closing Remarks

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